daniel penny could impact the safety of every american, a look at what happened 3 weeks ago. on afternoon of may 1, passengers taking the f train in a subway station in new york city. at 2:27 p.m. police received a report of a fight on the train. a minute later, another report of threats. and a quote customer armed with a knife or gun. two minutes later, police are called for an assault in progress. and 30-year old homeless man jordan neely is reportedly seen screaming and acting aggressively toward passengers. then, one passenger steps in. 24-year-old marine veteran daniel penny. penny is caught on video holding back jordan neely with a chokehold. 10 minutes later, 2:cl:36. nypd officers arrive on the scene, neely seems to be no longer responsive, emergency crews try to revive him, penny remained dnot leave, neil so rushed to the hospital where doctors pronounces him dead. the train where the struggle took place is now a declared crime scene and penny is questioned by the ny
Plus community, and sites laws he signed that include one addressing rioting and looting, desantis calls this a stunt and doubt the it will have any affect, back to judge jeanine s special. judge jeanine: welcome back to judge jeanine investigates the subway chokehold. the surge of i violent crime is threatening new yorkary daily lives and nothing is being done to stop it. what is bolstering. the left soft on crime policies and lack of consequences, here is a look at rising threat in new york and why it is only getting worse. violent crime on new york city subways doubles since 2019. murders, skyrocketing. 6 in 2020, that broke a decade a long record, 8 in